This is Frame Radar’s largest update so far. A new top-level PC Optimization workspace now sits alongside live monitoring, game analysis, alerts, and settings.

• Game Boost (Free): start immediately, optionally close only the user applications you select, watch for restarts until End Boost, and use conservative temporary system controls. Frame Radar never changes a game process’s priority or CPU affinity.
  
• Windows Feature Controls: scan a fixed, documented allowlist of Windows settings; see current and target states in plain language; apply only selected changes after safety checks.
  
• Startup Apps: review sign-in items, current observational RAM use, target files, and sources. Individual disables require confirmation and keep an exact machine-bound Undo record.
  
• Services & Scheduled Tasks: inspect a read-only Windows inventory with conservative classifications. Only freshly revalidated usage-dependent items can be controlled; protected categories remain locked.
  
• Cleanup & Repair: added fixed Windows maintenance, DNS/network, TCP Auto-Tuning, NTFS TRIM, DISM/SFC repair, and benchmark-preparation actions. No screen accepts arbitrary command text.
  
• History & Undo: compact disclosure rows and 20-run pages keep technical action details available without overwhelming the main view.
  
• 60-second Health Scan moved to PC Optimization: results now return to the new workspace and keep PC Optimization highlighted in navigation.

• No automatic process selections, silent background service, memory cleaner, timer-resolution tweak, or claimed guaranteed FPS/ping improvement.
  
• Recommended bulk Windows changes prepare System Restore before the first write; advanced actions remain individual-only and require their own confirmation and restore preflight.
  
• Supported reversible changes snapshot exact original state, verify the result, and roll back the run if verification fails.
  
• Google lookup controls send only the minimum public identifier needed for the selected process, startup item, service, or task—never a username, command line, or complete local path.
  
• PC Optimization inventories load concurrently in the background, and large service/task tables render in bounded slices so the interface stays responsive.

• New Windows-native typography system with stronger readability and contrast.
  
• Stable PC Optimization tab geometry, compact default-collapsed details, clearer target/current-state colors, and improved English/Turkish label fitting.

Optimization outcomes vary by PC configuration. Review each action, save open work, and keep a current backup or recovery option before making system changes.